Sailor V Chop is a blunt, physical strike from Minako Aino's early crime-fighting days as Sailor V. She brings her hand down in a sharp descending motion, a purely muscular move with no magic behind it, wielded before she ever became Sailor Venus.
This technique comes from Codename: Sailor V, the series that predates Minako Aino's turn as Sailor Venus. It is a straightforward hand strike with no supernatural element, and it later receives an enhanced form known as V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop.
The move is simply a forceful chop delivered along a downward path. Its debut sees Sailor V smash apart the arcade cabinet running the game Fighting Girl Lurga, the machine the Dark Agency had been using to drain energy from unsuspecting players. Raw physical force alone carries the blow.

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The Sailor V Chop is a blunt physical hand strike used by Minako Aino during her early crime-fighting days as Sailor V, delivered as a sharp downward chop with no magic involved.
The Sailor V Chop debuted in Codename: Sailor V, where Sailor V used it to smash apart an arcade cabinet running the game Fighting Girl Lurga, which the Dark Agency had been using to drain energy from players.
Sailor V, Minako Aino's identity before she becomes Sailor Venus, is the only character shown using the Sailor V Chop.
Yes, the Sailor V Chop later receives an enhanced form called the V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop.
Sailor V used the Sailor V Chop against Cyber Girl Warrior Lurga in the sixth chapter of Codename: Sailor V while breaking up the Dark Agency's energy-draining scheme.
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